The 25 year-old joined the Premier League club from Australian A-League side Melbourne City last week.

Huddersfield Town head coach David Wagner said: “Aaron is a very interesting, exciting player who our fans may know as he played well against England before the start of Euro 2016.

“He is an offensive central midfield player who fills the position left by Emyr Huws’ departure at the end of the season,

“It is also a bonus that Aaron has a background in England, having grown up here whilst at Bolton Wanderers. He was very young at that point and, now he has better experience, he wants to show his quality in English football."